Gorgeous. I love that the paint wasn't highly manipulated. And how lovely that you can work with your Dad. Sweet.

Jemma's papers rate with the best that can be acquired from anywhere in the world. Keep up the good work.

I started to learn Ebru (Marbling) 2 weeks ago. It's such an amazing Turkish art😊 I wanted to learn how to make it 6 years ago but never got chance to begin. I'm the happiest person on earth since I learn ~❤️

Each sheet is unique. Lovely! :)

European marbled paper is nice but I much find Turkish marbled paper with its drawings even more beautiful yet I find it difficult to use for books since often it would mean to destroy this artwork by taking it apart in a way. What remains the absolute pinnacle of marbled papers for me is Japanese sumiganashi. The incredibly delicate intricacy of it is just utterly breathtaking and like marbled paper made in the European fashion it can be split for use in books. Thank you for this wonderful video!

Marbling dates back to the 9th century and is basically done in the same method today as it was then. It is labor intensive and unpredictable. In centuries past the craft was passed only from Master to apprentice and in secrecy. This is the real deal. This has nothing to do with shaving cream or nail polish and is most absolutely not wrapping paper. Each piece is one of a kind and cannot be replicated in the marbling vat. Each piece is like a little miracle.

If Folio Society has contracted her to do marbling for them, then she is top-rate. I have one of Folio Society's major achievements (I think, anyway)...the 28-pound, two-volume, Johnson's 1755 Dictionary facsimile they put out in 2006. It is a work of art put together by top-notch craftsmen and craftswomen. The lady that did the marbling for this book, Ann Muir, who was famous in the field, is unfortunately no longer with us, which makes this set even more special.

Just gorgeous.

First of all: You're my hero, forever. Second: I have a little question, I want to try marbling leather. Do you think it needs an extra ingredient other than aluminum? ¡Thank you very much!

Thanks for sharing!

Nice work...

Is the finished product smooth when you touch it or rough, like you can still feel some raised paint on it?

Which type of paper , liquid , colour should I used to draw this painting

genius!!!

great!

I hope to start a marbling studio for women in recovery. I have had good success with some acrylic paints, but would love to develop the technique on a more professional level. Can you point me to somewhere I can have my questions answered or workshop to attend? I am a great experimenter and am not afraid to try techniques on my own. One question is...is there a ratio of water to gouache paint that you use and what brand? Thank you for being so open with your information the video and your papers are fabulous. All the very best.

How do you keep the paper flat please? Is that what the press is for? I have to stretch this thickness of paper to avoid it puckering and buckling, so it is on a board all the time I am working on it. How do you not need to do this? Many thanks! Beautiful work.

Where do you get the colored papers, like the blue one and others?

Very beautiful work. Why do you use the press? Does it work with heat or pressure?

could you tell me what kind of paint you use?

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what's brand name of paint did you used?

what color did she use?

cest très joli mais es ce que ça prendrait sur le carton mousse

plz. tell me which type of color used by you

Ebru tehnika slikatstvo me oduševilo da pohađam kurs ebru slikanjai dosta vremena provodim posmatrajući radove pozdrav

great

could you tell me what kind of paper you were using? Thanks

are these acrylic colours?????

Lucky husband.

Great video The Folio Society! Thanks for taking the time to make and upload it. FYI, I have now embedded your video into a recent paper marbling tutorial post I did on our bookbinding site (www.ibookbinding.com/blog/marbled-paper-bookbinding-tutorial-and-photo-gallery/). I hope you don't mind? If so, let me know and I can remove it... Thanks again, Paul

Mr Rogers misses the point completely! Without Jemma and the one or two other accomplished marblers remaining in the UK, this beautiful craft would die out, and life for traditional bookbinders would be much more difficult. And, by the way, as Jemma explains, each sheet is actually unique!

you clean the paper after . The residu of the carrageen has the potention to gloss and polisch the paper after drying. Pitty

Quite pleasant,but nothing fresh or unique here.

It’s “TURKISH” marbling

Which type of paper , liquid , colour should I used to draw this painting